As a result of two decades of evaluations of New Public Management-inspired policies in diverse geographic and socio-political contexts, NPM has evolved in ways that depart from its philosophical origins, and, in some contexts, has changed in ways that may actually enhance adaptive capacities by improving efficiencies and basic service provision.
In 2009, after nearly a decade of evaluation, the diocese announced a "reconfiguration," a pleasant term for the closing and merging of dozens of parishes.
"Our heightened awareness of the need to manage pesticides with great care means that new chemicals commonly go through over a decade of evaluation before they are used by growers, by which time any risks has been rigorously assessed and chemicals will only be used if they are considered safe for use on all counts.
After 50 years of Pap smears and close to a decade of evaluation of HPV-based screening, a number of considerations on its value and sustainability have been concluded by several major international review parties (International Agency for Research on Cancer, 2005; Arbyn et al, 2006; Cuzick et al, 2006b; Kitchener et al, 2006).
These recent statements document how UNICEF has reacted to the lessons and conclusions throughout a decade of evaluations.
This video from the InBrief series outlines basic concepts from four decades of program evaluation research which help explain how society can ensure that children have a solid foundation for a productive future.
Outlining basic concepts from four decades of program evaluation research, this video and brief help explain how society can ensure that children have a solid foundation for a productive future by creating and implementing effective early childhood programs and policies.
After a decade of clinical evaluation, PET/CT will continue to have a significant impact on patient management, mainly in the area of oncological diseases.
Nonetheless, after a decade of clinical evaluation PET/CT continues to have a significant impact on patient management, mainly in the area of oncological diseases.
For decades, the evaluation of toxicological hazards in the context of regulatory risk assessment has relied heavily on animal experimentation, often described in internationally recognized test guidelines (e.g., OECD).
